Bitcoin Tests $60,000 As Futures Volume Thins And Liquidity Tightens: what the validated data shows, why it matters for crypto markets, and the caveat.
Bitcoin and ether slid toward key support price levels.
June 30, 2026, 10:48 amStrategy (MSTR) shares have lost around 41% of their value in June.
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The US financial giant Fidelity is analyzing what it may take to bring Bitcoin and crypto back into a bull market. In a new note to investors, Fidelity details five historical catalysts that have ended past crypto winters since 2011. Bitcoin’s four-year cycle leads the list.
Congress is moving to fix how the US tax code treats crypto mining and staking rewards, and for validators and their institutional clients, the fix is long overdue. H.R.
Strategy's preferred stack and Bitcoin's price are facing two separate tests this week, and only one of them has been resolved. The company's Digital Credit Capital Framework centers on a $2.55 billion dollar-denominated reserve, a revised STRC dividend policy, $2 billion in combined buybacks, and a board-authorized BTC monetization program.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has increased its USD Reserve to $2.55 billion and unveiled a new Bitcoin (BTC) Monetization Program as part of a broader capital framework.
Bitcoin’s price has shown an unusually strong negative 52-week correlation with the dollar-yen exchange rate.
IBIT alone shed $300 million while smaller funds absorbed some of the outflow.
The Supreme Court blocked Trump from firing Fed Governor Lisa Cook in a 5-4 ruling.
Two quarterly losses to start 2026 put Bitcoin off its halving script as spot ETF outflows hit $4.37B and traders eye $54k–$64k cost bases.
BTC fell in Asia as the Japanese yen tanked to four-decade lows, lifting the dollar higher across the board.
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